Gulls Triumph Over Montgomery In Mobile Baseball
Mobile Gulls defeat Montgomery 5 to 0 on Capital grounds as Billy Campbell shuts out the visitors. Eddie Manning and Mobile’s fielding with Stock, Paulet, Starr, and O'Dell solidify the win. Robertson homers for the Gulls and Tarleton, Schmidt contribute two-base hits.
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Portry” Woodruff
Montgomery
Capital Grounds
Billikens
Fair Sport
Winnie Campbell
Pickett Springs
Joe Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Mobile Club
Mobile
Billy Campbell
Bobby Tarleton
Stock
Paulet
Starr
O'M Dell
Eddie Manning
Collegian
Manning
Tarleton
Keystone
O'Dell
Campbell
Jacobson
Sloan
Robertson
Schmidt
Wares
CNSR
Pete Oe
Spratt
Donahue
Fifield and
Hart
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Clark
Stee
Eeenense
C. A
R. H PO
Ib Treen
Coreenenes Wares
Elwert
Eewnes
Jantzen
Eereseoes
Roche
Pastimes Triumph Over Whistler On Toul Minville Diamond
The Pastimes defeated Whistler 14 to 1 Sunday morning at Toul Minville diamond. Goodman struck out ten, allowed four hits, and Donnelly hit a home run for the Pastimes. Whistler’s lone run came on a wild throw by Goodman.
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Whistler
Toulminville
Goodman
Donnelly
R.H.E
Whistler Oo Sa
George
Gardner
Brantley
Ray
New York and France Boxers Suspended In Cooperation
The New York state boxing commission and French clubs suspend George Gunther and Tom Leary for three months each for contract breach and fouling. Billy Papke receives a rest of the year for wilful fouling Klaus, but totals are not set because he is already indefinitely suspended locally.
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Associated Press
New York
George Gunther
Philadelphia
Tom Leary
State Boxing Commission
French Association of Boxing Clubs
Gunther
Leary
Billy Papke
Frank Klaus
Papke
Big League Games Southern League Scores
At Nashville Birmingham 2 3 Nashville 1 date not shown. Batteries Foxen Mayer Fle harty Noyes. At Atlanta Chattanooga 7 8 Chattanooga 0 0 0. Batteries Chappelle More Street Weaver Becker Graham. At Memphis First game New Orleans 8 Memphis 18. Brenton Yantz Harrell Haigh. Second game New Orleans 4 Memphis 5. Brenner Evans An germier Schneiberg Merritt Snell.
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Nashville
R.H.E. Birmingham
Foxen and Mayer
Fleharty and Noyes
Atlanta
R.H.E. Chattanooga
Aide
Eaie
Chappelle, More and Street
Weaver, Becker and
Graham
Memphis
R.H.E
New Orleans
Brenton
Yantz
Harrell
Haigh
Brenner
Evans
Angermier
Schneiberg
Merritt
Snell
Baseball scores and box results from a multi-league slate
Across the National and American Leagues a flurry of games produced varied box results. Highlights include Brooklyn defeating Boston 7 to 6 with late offense and Chicago besting Detroit 15 to 2, while St. Louis split a doubleheader with Cleveland in a 3 to 2 win and 6 to 9 loss respectively.
College Baseball Scores From East to South Across Teams
West Point Army defeated Swarthmore 10 to 9 at West Point while Navy beat Dickinson 5 to 4 at Annapolis. Virginia routed South Carolina 3 to 1 at Charlottesville. Washington and Lee beat Trinity NC 6 to 3 at Lexington. Yale topped Columbia 6 to 4 at New Haven. Dartmouth overwhelmed Colby 11 to 1 at Hanover. Princeton defeated Pennsylvania State 8 to 3 at Princeton.
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West Point
Army
Swarthmore
Annapolis
Navy
Dickinson
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
University of South Carolina
Lexington
Washington and Lee
Trinity
N. C
Sunday Ball Will Be Had Despite Blue Law in Girard
In Girard Kansas on April 24 the city commissioners voted to move the ball park outside city limits to avoid blue law restrictions, despite a prior anti Sunday baseball campaign led by churches. In Nashville on the same date the Southern league club announced the purchase of pitcher McManus from Cincinnati and the release of Forrest Morrow.
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Associated Press
Girard
Kans
Nashville
McManus
Cincinnati Nationals
Forrest Morrow
Ottawa
Mobile Team Out of Town Games Scoreboard Report
The Mobile Item will telegraph every away game and update scores by innings on the big scoreboard at The Item office. National, American and Southern League results will be provided as received by wire. Public may call 52 or visit the office, or contact the BASEBALL OPERATOR via Bell telephone for updates.
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Bell Telephone
Central
Sports Schedule Across Cities and Leagues
National League games feature Brooklyn at Boston Philadelphia at New York Chicago at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at St Louis Detroit at Chicago St Louis at Cleveland Boston at Washington. Regional matchups include Pensacola at Jackson Meridian at Clarksdale Selma at Columbus. Additional games list Today Mobile at Montgomery New Orleans at Memphis Chattanooga at Atlanta Birmingham at Nashville.
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Mobile
Sete
Reese Montgomery
Nashville Maeae
Birmingham
Memphis
New Orleans
Chattanooga Etter
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Pew
Washington Ee
Cleveland
Weet
Wavs
Detroit
Jackson
Selma En
Pensacola
Meridian
Clarksdale
Airras
Columbus
Vatpae
Southern League
Montgomery
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Nashville
Washington
Selma
Lightweight Title Aspirant Defeats Love in New York
In New York on April 24, Young Shu grue of Jersey City, an aspirant for the lightweight crown, defeated Johnny Love. Phil Cross, brother of Leach Cross, outfought Young Jack O'Brien of Philadelphia in separate bouts.
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New York
Young Shugrue
Jersey City
Johnny Love
Phil Cross
Leach Cross
Jack O’brien
Philadelphia
Hogg on the Mound and Brown Catching Against Billikens
In Montgomery, Paige and Hogg will start as pitchers in the third Mobile Montgomery game this afternoon. Gribbens and Brown will catch for the two teams as the cool, clear day continues.
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Hogg
Brown
Billikens
Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Paige
Mobile
Gribbens
Memphis New Orleans to close series this afternoon
Weather conditions permitting the Memphis and New Orleans series will finish this afternoon. New Orleans likely uses Swindell and Yantz while Memphis may start Parsons or Kissinger with Haigh catching. Weather may affect play.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Crackers and Lookouts Meet in Atlanta Doubleheader
Associated Press reports Atlanta faces Chattanooga this afternoon for game two of the series with four straight wins in the streak. Chattanoogas Kid Elberfeld’s Lookouts aim to snap the skid, while Crackers hurler George Bauswein returns from a sprained ankle to debut today with Dunn catching. Troy and Street likely pair as the Battery.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Chattanoog
Kid Elberfeld
George Bauswein
Crackers
Dunn
Troy
Street
Weather Threatens Baron Volunteer Game Showers Forecasted
Nashville April 24 weather outlook for the second Nashville Birmingham series game showers are forecast. Sloan or Boyd to pitch for visitors with Mayer catching. Nashville battery to Williams and Noyes.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Sloan
Boyd
Mayer
Williams and Noyes
American League umpires to wear white flannels on special occasions
Chicago April 24 Umpires of the American League will wear white flannels on special occasions President B B Johnson announced. On May 17 Frank Chance will receive a great reception at the White Sox park. Umpires will appear in full dress on holidays and when the president attends games.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Diamond Immaculate
B. B. Johnson
Frank Chance
White Sox
United States
Zbyszko Defeats Lemarin In Two Straight Falls
Stanislaus Zbyszko easily beat Constant Lemarin at the Coliseum in two straight falls. He won the first fall in 53 minutes and the second in 43 minutes with a toe hold. It was noted Frank Gotch may meet the winner on July 4. Referee Ed Smith ended bets without comment. Assistant Superintendent Scheuttler observed ringside.
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Zbiszko
Constant Lemarin
Associated Press
Chicago
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Coliseum
Frank Gotch
Ed Smith
Scheuttler
Athletic clubs invited to Olympic events in Grant Park
Forty one athletic clubs across the United States have accepted invitations from the American Olympic Games Association to compete in Grant Park events from June 28 to July 6.
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Associated Press
Rnt
Chicago
United States
Bronson Wins Narrow Decision in Indianapolis Bout
Ray Bronson of Indianapolis defeated Hilliard Lange of Canada in a ten round welterweight boxing bout last night in Indianapolis. Bronson earned a popular decision after a close fight at the ring in the city.
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Bronson
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Ray Bronson
Hilliard Lange
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